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The Hormuz June-end recovery contract holds at 15.5% as of 22:11 UTC Thursday, with PortWatch recording just 10 daily transits against a 60-transit resolution bar.
Filed June 5, 2026
The Hormuz June-end contract drifted to 15.5% Thursday as daily transits held at 11% of pre-crisis baseline, far below the 60-call resolution bar.
Filed June 4, 2026
The June-end Hormuz recovery contract sat at 15.5% at 08:34 UTC Thursday, down 5pp from its session open, as ~412 trapped vessels and prohibitive war-risk costs block normalization.
Filed June 4, 2026
The June-end Hormuz recovery contract fell to 18.5% at 11:30 UTC Wednesday as a 12,311-share NO-side block and ghost-route transits widen the ceasefire-logistics gap.
Filed June 3, 2026
Hormuz June-end contract at 20% Wednesday morning — down 1.5pp as two daily transits persist beneath the 60-crossing resolution bar.
Filed June 3, 2026
With just 2–4 commercial transits daily, the Strait of Hormuz June-end recovery contract holds at 20.5% as of 07:15 UTC on June 3.
Filed June 3, 2026
The June-end Hormuz recovery contract holds at 21.5% on Tuesday evening as mines, stranded vessels, and insurance gaps defy the ceasefire.
Filed June 2, 2026
The June-end Hormuz recovery contract stands at 21.5% on Tuesday, down 5pp on the day, as daily transit calls sit at just 4% of the pre-crisis baseline with 28 days left.
Filed June 2, 2026
The Hormuz June-recovery contract holds at 21.5% as of 05:19 UTC Tuesday, steady from a 15.5¢ session floor, as operators await durable peace.
Filed June 2, 2026
At 21.5% as of 04:03 UTC Tuesday, the June-end Hormuz recovery contract has shed 6pp in 24 hours, pricing a structural logistics collapse that a ceasefire alone cannot fix.
Filed June 2, 2026
June Hormuz recovery at 21.5% as of 02:00 UTC Tuesday, down 6 points, as a physical shipping bottleneck offsets ceasefire momentum.
Filed June 2, 2026
The Strait of Hormuz June-end recovery contract trades at 19.5% as of 22:56 UTC Monday, down 10 points on the day, as logistics barriers to shipping normalization persist despite the ceasefire holding.
Filed June 2, 2026
Hormuz's July-31 recovery contract sits at 47.5% YES as of 22:51 UTC Sunday, with logistics bottlenecks persisting seven weeks into the ceasefire.
Filed June 1, 2026
The July-31 Hormuz-recovery contract sat at 49% at 15:18 UTC Sunday — down 4.5pp — as ceasefire momentum fails to bridge the shipping-logistics gap.
Filed May 31, 2026